Small Bottle Filling Machine

Small Bottle Filling Machine – Introduction

A small bottle filling machine is a packaging device designed to fill small-volume containers (typically ranging from 5ml to 500ml) with liquids, pastes, powders, or granular materials at a preset dosage. Common small bottle types include glass serum bottles, oral liquid bottles, essential oil bottles, vials, and small plastic bottles. This type of equipment often integrates functions such as filling, plugging, and capping, and is suitable for production scenarios ranging from small batches to medium-to-large volumes.

Typical Applications:

• Pharmaceutical industry: oral liquids, eye drops, injectable solutions, essential oil bottles

• Cosmetic industry: serums, toners, lotions, and other small-volume bottled products

• Food industry: sample size sauce bottles, small honey jars, flavor sample bottles

• Chemical industry: e-liquid, small adhesive bottles, reagent bottles

Technical Specifications

• Model	Filling Heads	330mL	500mL	750mL	1000mL	2000mL	Power (kW)	Dimensions (mm)
  TDF-12	12		4000				0.75	1250 × 1200 × 2200
  TDF-18	18		6500				0.75	1350 × 1350 × 2200
  TDF-24	24		8000				1.5	1500 × 1700 × 2200
  TDF-32	32		10000				1.9	2300 × 2100 × 2600
  TDF-48	48		12000				3.0	2960 × 3450 × 2600
  TDF-72	72		18000				4.5	3510 × 4000 × 2600
  TDF-96	96		24000				6.0	4200 × 5000 × 2600

Working Principle:

Empty bottles are conveyed to the filling station either manually or via a conveyor belt. The material in the storage tank is metered using a piston pump, peristaltic pump, gear pump, or time-pressure method, then injected into the bottle. Depending on the product characteristics, the machine may use liquid level filling, volumetric filling, or bottom-up filling to reduce bubbles and splashing. After filling, bottles may proceed to subsequent stations such as plug insertion, cap placing, or capping.

Key Features:

• Relatively high filling accuracy: With metering pump control, filling error for many models can be kept between ±0.5% and ±1%, depending on the product and machine type.

• Compatibility with a range of materials: Can handle water-based liquids, oils, syrups, creams, small particles, or powders.

• Relatively compact design: The machine has a smaller footprint, suitable for laboratories, pilot plants, or production lines with limited space.

• Convenient changeover: By changing filling needles, nozzles, or adjusting the metering pump stroke, the machine can accommodate different bottle types and fill volumes.

• Modular options: Additional modules such as capping machines, labeling machines, or weighing reject devices can be added as needed.

Types:

Manual small bottle filling machine: Filling is started manually. Suitable for laboratories or very small batch production.

• Semi-automatic small bottle filling machine: Operators place bottles manually, while the machine performs dosing and filling automatically. Suitable for small batches or multiple product variations.

• Automatic small bottle filling machine: Automatic bottle feeding, filling, and discharging. Can be connected to downstream equipment. Suitable for stable batch production.